Surely the time when our hair looks nicer is immediately
after washing and drying. Fully appears bright, shiny, silky and flowing, but
it's also when many women find most difficult to keep in place and that your
hairstyle is not out of hand due to static electricity.
This is an excess static electricity that builds up on your
hair because, among other factors, to the force with which you brush, the
shampoo you use to wash or even temperature changes. If you're tired of
fighting it and trying despairing that does not spoil your hair, just follow
these simple tips:
Washing and drying
In the last rinse sure to use cold water. This helps close
the cuticle, protecting your hair and help keep it healthier, thereby
mitigating the effect of static electricity.
When you dry, do not rub your hair with the towel tightly,
but gently dry yourself. Then you can apply a conditioner not need rinsing,
using a separate toothed comb thick. When comb, always use wooden brushes. Also
make sure they are natural bristle, which will also help you fight it.
Hydration
Keep hair hydrated is a key to combat static electricity, as
it usually appears in the hair especially dry and thin. To do this, use a
moisturizing mask once a week and make sure you use a good conditioner whose
ingredients are appropriate for your hair type.
Oils
Apply natural oils on the hair also helps to reduce static
electricity for its high moisturizing and provide additional protection to your
hair. So feel free to use them as a mask as often as your hair type will allow.
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